Here's a Call From the London Police About 'Malicious Communication' Set to LEGO Animation

We try to avoid AI here at Twitchy because there's enough reality to cover. This editor is going to allow this LEGO-style video, though, because it's set to an actual, unedited, recorded phone call between adult human female Kellie-Jay Keen and an officer of the London Metropolitan Police Department … the AI is just icing. In short, Keen was invited to the police station, for a "voluntary interview" about comments she made at a Unite the Kingdom rally that offended someone. In addition, there were posts on X that could be considered malicious communication if they were intended to cause someone distress. One Muslim Member of Parliament apparently blew his top over the comments.

It's a six-minute call, but it's worth it to hear the cop rereading all of the offensive speech—and the expressions on the faces.

This is an unedited recorded call from the @metpoliceuk who you might think is played by the hilarious @rickygervais but it’s not. It’s probably too far fetched for him.

Enjoy. https://t.co/5fAyaPlFKd
— Kellie-Jay Keen (@ThePosieParker) August 11, 2026

Get the name of the complainant (the police are probably lying that there is one) in disclosure during proceedings or with a Subject Access Request if not.
If there is no complainant that will add to the damages in your claim against them.
— Banned Police BodyCams (@BannedBWV) August 12, 2026

As you are under no obligation to answer a single question when being interviewed, it is a lie that they need the interview to innocently determine ‘intention’. The purpose of the interview is to manufacture intent from anything you say.
— ukvillafan (@ukvillafan) August 12, 2026

This is properly sinister.

The police are out of control.
— Lee Harris (@LeeHarris) August 11, 2026

I'm sorry, this is ridiculous. Life is full of hurty things, hurty words laws are stupid. Unless it's a direct threat to an individual, the state should keep out.

The state appears to do little, with received death threats. I can confirm, they even excuse them.

Double standard
— Clarkie (@__Clarkie) August 12, 2026

Fair play for keeping your cool, absolutely ridiculous times we’re living in .
— Lathen Griffiths (@LathenGriffiths) August 12, 2026

To cross the legal threshold into a criminal offence under the Malicious Communications Act 1988 or Section 127 of the Communications Act a communication must satisfy two very specific tests regarding its content and the sender's intent. far beyond the boundaries of acceptable
— steve 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧 (@mileslainte) August 11, 2026

Frightening to see how they’ve decided to keep the dullards busy now that London is a crime free paradise.
— Joe From The Before Times (@times93513) August 11, 2026

This is a Monty Python sketch akin to “The Society of putting things on top of other things”
— Gordon (@gordycantona) August 12, 2026

Speaking of Monty Python, Islamoskeptic John Cleese is going on tour of the U.K., in September, and according to 5 Pillars, a U.K.-based news site covering current affairs related to Islam and Muslims, he'll be visiting cities with large Muslim populations.

The prominent Islamophobe John Cleese is to tour the UK in September and will visit cities with large Muslim populations such as Birmingham, Manchester, Bradford and Leeds.https://t.co/Sisf0Y5i22 pic.twitter.com/b1B7n8pnmO
— 5Pillars (@5Pillarsuk) August 10, 2026

Look how emboldened the Noble Muslims are in Britain. This will not end well. https://t.co/LS8WPO5rnH
— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) August 11, 2026

I hope I don't end badly https://t.co/xUMsgWnew4
— John Cleese (@JohnCleese) August 11, 2026

They'd better have police stationed outside to protect the Muslims from any distressing speech.

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Here's a Call From the London Police About 'Malicious Communication' Set to LEGO Animation

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